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Alison Lumsden, Kirsty Archer-Thompson, Isabella Fausti, Florin Nedelea, and Ainsley McIntosh

Topics Covered

  • The work and legacy of Walter Scott
  • Scott as a collector
  • Relationship between Scott’s home at Abbotsford and storytelling
  • Connections between Scott’s work and landscape, history and nationhood
  • Curating Scott’s legacy

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